Thanks, for the advice BArnaj. I rather give them more info before my file gets put in pending hell for months. I've read through this thread and its seems once you recieve a NOPA your file goes into pending for 6months to a year.
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Originally posted by WSB_HunterIs weight training mandatory? I know you can go to the gym on your own, but does the class go to the gym and do weights together?
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Originally posted by friscoplayrsf View PostThanks, for the advice BArnaj. I rather give them more info before my file gets put in pending hell for months. I've read through this thread and its seems once you recieve a NOPA your file goes into pending for 6months to a year.
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Originally posted by barnaj View PostYou must be speaking of the BPA applicants, for CBP you only have to pass one of the two PEB's.
It'd be pretty sad after all that training and running for months if you couldn't pass the final PEB."Officer, you are kinda hot."
"And you are kinda intoxicated."
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Originally posted by sap123 View PostI should have specified, you are correct. My mistake. I just know a bunch of people who passed their PT midterm, and then a week or two later get injured and have to leave because there is no way they could complete any portion of the PT final. Such is the way.
I can't speak for the CBPO PEB, but here in ART you'd be surprised. Still have a few people in my class not able to pass the run.
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Originally posted by barnaj View PostYeah its like 13 minutes there, right? Thats a BIG difference in run time. So if you get called for CBP are you gonna resign the BPA academy and make the transition?
CBP told me that they wouldn't call me while I'm here. They said I would most likely get a phonecall when I leave to go to my duty station. Simply put, they would have to offer me exactly where I want to go for OFO, and even then, I'd think long and hard about it. To make the switch after getting out of here would basically more or less mean that I'd spend somewhere around an entire year of my life with FLETC."Officer, you are kinda hot."
"And you are kinda intoxicated."
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So looking at the physical efficiency battery test (PEB) scores I got pretty scared. http://www.fletc.gov/training/progra...-old-male.html
I can run the 1.5 miles in 12 minutes so that's no prob. My worry is that I'm all arms and no chest. I can bench a max of 160 but at the same time I use 50ies in each arm to do bicep curls. Looking at the % of body weight pushed, I think I'm sol. I'm 30, 6'6" 230lbs and can push 160 max on the bar. That basically puts me at the bottom of the scores list, I think. Is this correct or am I missing something? Does that mean that I would get a score of 5 on the bench press? If so, holy #$T%# $$%$# %# $%#[email protected]#$ that sucks....
p.s. I'm new to TSU and am trying extra hard to get ready for FLETC whenever I get the call for WA-All others.
Can someone with experience clarify the PEB please?
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Originally posted by WSB_HunterHow many people are running the 1.5 at a time? Are others just watching and waiting for their turn or what?N.Y.P.D.
Passed:Exam# 3007 (1/2004) Military Extension
Passed:Medical (1/2009)
Passed:Psycological (1/2009)
Passed(2:50):JST
Passed:Mini-Medical
January 2010 Academy:
CBP Officer
Exam Feb, 08: Passed
Medical: Passed
PT Test: Passed
Qualifications GS7: Done
VBT: Passed
Backround: Done
Whiz quiz: Passed with 100%
Referred to TSU: 2/10/09
Graduated FLETC: CBPI Class 941
CBP Officer: Florida
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Originally posted by alutins View PostSo looking at the physical efficiency battery test (PEB) scores I got pretty scared. http://www.fletc.gov/training/progra...-old-male.html
I can run the 1.5 miles in 12 minutes so that's no prob. My worry is that I'm all arms and no chest. I can bench a max of 160 but at the same time I use 50ies in each arm to do bicep curls. Looking at the % of body weight pushed, I think I'm sol. I'm 30, 6'6" 230lbs and can push 160 max on the bar. That basically puts me at the bottom of the scores list, I think. Is this correct or am I missing something? Does that mean that I would get a score of 5 on the bench press? If so, holy #$T%# $$%$# %# $%#[email protected]#$ that sucks....
p.s. I'm new to TSU and am trying extra hard to get ready for FLETC whenever I get the call for WA-All others.
Can someone with experience clarify the PEB please?Last edited by kc12; 03-09-2009, 07:12 AM.But when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same object, evinces a design to reduce them under absolute Despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such Government, and to provide new guards for their future security.
For the intelectually challenged: If the government screws the people enough, it is the right and responsibility of the people to revolt and form a new government.
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Well in my case the NOPA was the last thing to do. I called IA and talked to the guy who sent it, He said once they recieved the signed reciept statement I m good to go . So yes my BI is done and now I gotta wait to be put in TSU which shouldn't be long and then my brother is going to tell his boss when I'm in TSU so I can go to Fletc quicker
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